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shadytrees

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    Comment #49105443

    PTACs suck. Well-maintained, newer models suck less, but they still suck. Unless well-insulated, the sleeves leak air (and humidity). And there's a duopoly between Ice Air and Isla…

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    Comment #48473548

    The Balatro game that Fable spit out (Flipside) https://play-flipside.netlify.app/ is buggy but fun. Fable also fixed one of my personal pet peeves. Unlike Balatro, it comes with a…

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    Comment #45371016

    Scroll through his X account -- Charlie Kirk and DHH content are some recent entries. He is one of those people who thinks tech should be apolitical without really interrogating wh…

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    Comment #45335782

    Kling's politics aside, he's also had a history of abandoning projects after hyping them up on social media and attracting contributors. Here is what happened to SerenityOS and jak…

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    Comment #43758536

    Maybe not common, but there’s Control.Arrow.(>>>)

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    Comment #42434943

    try this alt stylesheet https://ddanluu.com/nothing-works

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    Comment #42103308

    Rider's recent free non-commercial license makes F# a much more attractive option for macOS, I think

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    Comment #41927291

    James Somers writes beautifully; https://www.newyorker.com/contributors/james-somers has some of his other writing

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    Comment #41675127

    reminds me of why the lucky stiff's hoodwink.d project, in a good way

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    Comment #41162313

    > I made fermented hot sauce once, and i don't think it was sufficiently different to other kinds to be worth doing again. But then, i have only done it once! +1. I spent hours lov…

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    Comment #38833477

    Formatted with minimal CSS: https://ddanluu.com/seo-spam

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    Comment #38394394

    Yes, this article is borrowing liberally from Passage of Power (2012), the fourth book: > Lucy’s father was not as pleased with his new quarters. Two days after the Johnsons moved …

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    Comment #36672599

    Apropos of nothing, except that it shows off that Firefox implements the OpenSearch spec correctly, here's a Wordle clone my friend Nolen built in Firefox's address bar: https://ei…

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    Comment #35396169

    I think you're using concurrency in a non-traditional sense https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1050222/what-is-the-diff... and I also think you're being a little bit uncharitable

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    Comment #34793878

    formatted for wide monitors https://ddanluu.com/wat

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    Comment #34405320

    Related: https://idlewords.com/2023/1/why_not_mars.htm

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    Comment #34174119

    The person who founded Elliott Management (Paul Eliott Singer) is far from a saint, but he has been astonishingly accurate during his career. According to Wikipedia (I did a big de…

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    Comment #34100679

    Yes, raising an exn in OCaml is close to jumping to an address stored in a register. https://stackoverflow.com/a/8567429 As a result, raising and catching exns in OCaml is cheap. L…

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    Comment #34080770

    Check out https://bauble.studio too

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    Comment #34004449

    +1 Sisters with Transistors. I watched this in the dark at the Metrograph, a theater in the outskirts of Manhattan, with maybe six other people, and the experience was transcendent…

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    Comment #33800604

    Fun fact: GNU Readline and Bash are maintained by a single person. https://tiswww.case.edu/php/chet/readline/rltop.html#Maintai... In case you were looking for more examples of "op…

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    Comment #33705119

    There's a memorable Stripe CTF from 2014 that had something similar (Gitcoins). This brought back fond memories of that.

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    Comment #33656347

    I agree!! I think having APL be a embedded domain-specific language is the perfect fit. I don't want to give up record and union types when I'm programming something large; but som…

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    Comment #33656308

    This is what got me and my friend into APL-likes. My friend even made an APL-like towards the end. I assert that APL is one of the main, definitional pillars of programming languag…